Topic: What's the difference between Bitget and Etoro in terms of copy trading? (Read 117 times)
August 19, 2021, 04:23:04 AM
I think etoro is best for newbies because it can give most traders many benefits as I had already learned more from google about etoro and you have to start as a newbie with a small investment so, if you get to suffer from some loss, you won't be affected that much. It will be better for you as well.
August 19, 2021, 04:09:25 AM
I get the chill you just wanted to promote the BitGet exchange here, just by examining your recent post history. For the sake of the argument better to try and experiment on both and as what others are suggesting better you not start at copy-trading strategy, plan/make your own strategy to succeed in trading venture.
August 19, 2021, 03:53:11 AM
eToro copy exchanging is worth it, because it can be exceptionally beneficial and is for the most part a low-risk speculation. Be that as it may, it is imperative to choose a dealer who features a long track record of victory and gains a benefit edge satisfactory to you. And about bitget i don't have enough information.
August 18, 2021, 07:12:50 AM
Hi have anyone tried these two platforms and how are they? Which is better for a newbie trader like me
I’ve got to be honest with you. No matter which copy trading platform that you have such as Etoro, Bitget, prime XBT or so, the results would always be the same in terms of losses. Not all traders are perfect, especially implementing some huge stop losses in the end.
I have tried copy trading on Bityard, and I lost like $10 only and never continued. Of course, copy trading could give you a little passive income, but there are no guarantees that you will profit most of the time. Even if the traders are having a high percentage of success, risk management is still necessary because anything could happen.
August 18, 2021, 06:30:58 AM
Copy trading is a very hot topic nowadays. I have seen another thread like this(looking for copy trade website) I am not a user of those site that you mentioned. But I heard some website names. among them, https://primexbt.com/copy-trading website is the most popular. You can check it, They are a very trusted and popular exchange also. Hope you will be like it. Dont blindly copy anyone, Try to read all of the details before copy anyone. It would be good for you. Also first try with a minimum amount to check how it works.
Another post about copy trading site:
Another post about copy trading site:
I found an article at Newsbtc and the article was about copy trading. you can read the full article from here https://www.newsbtc.com/news/company/bitop-exchange-powerful-trading-platform-for-cryptocurrency-traders/
I also sign up for an account at Bitop exchange but have not yet deposited any funds there. I just tried to see the copy trading system. It's very good, and you can use it for a small amount also. But I have no idea it's legit or not, So why share with all of the sources. before making any deposit do your own research. If I made any deposit there I will confirm it here.
I also sign up for an account at Bitop exchange but have not yet deposited any funds there. I just tried to see the copy trading system. It's very good, and you can use it for a small amount also. But I have no idea it's legit or not, So why share with all of the sources. before making any deposit do your own research. If I made any deposit there I will confirm it here.
August 17, 2021, 03:42:54 PM
I don't think copy trading is a good place to start with trading, especially if you're new.
Someone making good returns really often are likely going to get stopped - especially if they're using leverage. I'd advise you either learn how to trade or just invest in an etf and bitcoin (maybe 95% stock etf : 5% bitcoin).
I don't have any experience doing copy trading though and I know etoro has people who have been able to turn positive for 7 years plus - but so have a lot of Index funds so...
Someone making good returns really often are likely going to get stopped - especially if they're using leverage. I'd advise you either learn how to trade or just invest in an etf and bitcoin (maybe 95% stock etf : 5% bitcoin).
I don't have any experience doing copy trading though and I know etoro has people who have been able to turn positive for 7 years plus - but so have a lot of Index funds so...
Yea.. this. If I were to "copy" someone, I'd just invest in an index fund that's a lot highly more likely to end up being a good investment, than risk it on a dude with only 2-3 years of recorded trades.
eToro seems to be the more "reputable" platform though, but I only recommend eToro for it's virtual portfolio feature, not necessarily the copy-trading.
though but if they do function out the same thing then better stick with Etoro as if this had been known on this industry a bit more.
Copy trading is something that it isnt really that much recommended and as also suggested then it would be much better on making manual trading instead on considering this option.
Index fund investment is also a better option too.
August 17, 2021, 12:53:42 PM
I didn't know much about these platform but i personally use binance which give me much profit in the previous one year and still i'm in a good profit. As a newbie first you should analyze the coins and study about the trading strategies then only you have to trade on such platforms that are easy to use and can give you a profit.
August 17, 2021, 11:56:22 AM
The portfolios of Etoro traders are more sophisticated. While Bitget only offers copy trading in cryptocurrencies. So it is very professional.
August 16, 2021, 11:55:53 PM
The issue with all these copy-trades is that most of them use extremely huge stop losses to make their signals more accurate. They basically can have an 80% win rate, and people will be like "Wow, I will make money on every 4 out of 5 trades" however they don't investigate and find out that their signals can have 90% drawdowns from time to time.
The creators of these signals get some form of percentage of your profits and they generally don't care if they go bust because most likely they are trading small position sizes compared to everyone who copies them.
Hence its not wise to put your money at risk with these systems. They will work at first and then you will start to lose money.
The creators of these signals get some form of percentage of your profits and they generally don't care if they go bust because most likely they are trading small position sizes compared to everyone who copies them.
Hence its not wise to put your money at risk with these systems. They will work at first and then you will start to lose money.
August 16, 2021, 08:29:47 PM
I don't think copy trading is a good place to start with trading, especially if you're new.
Someone making good returns really often are likely going to get stopped - especially if they're using leverage. I'd advise you either learn how to trade or just invest in an etf and bitcoin (maybe 95% stock etf : 5% bitcoin).
I don't have any experience doing copy trading though and I know etoro has people who have been able to turn positive for 7 years plus - but so have a lot of Index funds so...
Someone making good returns really often are likely going to get stopped - especially if they're using leverage. I'd advise you either learn how to trade or just invest in an etf and bitcoin (maybe 95% stock etf : 5% bitcoin).
I don't have any experience doing copy trading though and I know etoro has people who have been able to turn positive for 7 years plus - but so have a lot of Index funds so...
Yea.. this. If I were to "copy" someone, I'd just invest in an index fund that's a lot highly more likely to end up being a good investment, than risk it on a dude with only 2-3 years of recorded trades.
eToro seems to be the more "reputable" platform though, but I only recommend eToro for it's virtual portfolio feature, not necessarily the copy-trading.
August 16, 2021, 08:52:42 AM
I don't think copy trading is a good place to start with trading, especially if you're new.
Someone making good returns really often are likely going to get stopped - especially if they're using leverage. I'd advise you either learn how to trade or just invest in an etf and bitcoin (maybe 95% stock etf : 5% bitcoin).
I don't have any experience doing copy trading though and I know etoro has people who have been able to turn positive for 7 years plus - but so have a lot of Index funds so...
Someone making good returns really often are likely going to get stopped - especially if they're using leverage. I'd advise you either learn how to trade or just invest in an etf and bitcoin (maybe 95% stock etf : 5% bitcoin).
I don't have any experience doing copy trading though and I know etoro has people who have been able to turn positive for 7 years plus - but so have a lot of Index funds so...
August 16, 2021, 08:42:28 AM
Hi have anyone tried these two platforms and how are they? Which is better for a newbie trader like me
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